flapai
A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Flappy Bird and AI from the scratch for learning purposes
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This is a learning project and combines a Flappy Bird clone with a basic AI implementation.
The game is a clone of Flappy Bird based on Processing (
The AI combines Neural Networks using TensorFlow.js ( with evolutionary algorithms to evolve populations of AI players using genetic operators.
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A Flappy bird clone in progress. A free browser game you can play in your browser right now, no install.
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